RUGBY UNION

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 272, 11 August 1920, Page 8

RUGBY UNION

MEETING OF MANAGEMENT COMMUTER

The Management Committeo of thei Wellington Rugby ""io» nict l3st CTon f ' Mr W. llornlcf presiding. The Victoria University OUib wrote ing that "curtain-raiscrs be arrangod for the two matches to be plaveilin £ on ," ncction with the tour of the Sydlncj Uni vcrsity. The secretary was deputed to nrranffo suitable fixtures. The proposed Civil Service tourney was ani roved, and four grounds were allocated for the purpose on the first avail- & The 11,1,1 Christchurch _ Hallway Engineers were granted permission to play their annual match at Wellington °Th^ U "captain of the Selwyn third-class *ca*n forwarded ft protest acavnfit the rcferee'B decision in the Relwyn-tTohnson-ville match, holding that a certain try awarded should have been disal owed.-Jhn mattrr was referred to the referee for a report, and it was decided to instruct- the Selwyn enntain to forward his complaint, through the' regular- channel—the Sclwyn Tn response & complaint from the manager of the junior representative team which visited Levin recently, it was drc.ided to write to the llorowhcnufl-TTnion asking for an explanation of the action of the referee in ordering two 'Wellington players oil the field during the progress ( of the cam". As a. "curtain-raiser to the AucklandWellington representative fixture, It was decided In play n game between teams representing the Pctone and Newmarket Railway Workshops. SCHOOL CONTESTSThe first of the challenge matches in which the three schools of the Hntt Valley compete for the Samuel Clip, was decided at Pelone yesterday, when West defeated Main School by 10 points to 8. For the winners A. Oronli ayd E. Croph scored tries, both of which were converted by Nicholls. For the lnsin.? team Ward scored a try, which lie converted, and also kicked a penalty goal.